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a person in dark protective clothing and face mask sprays the dirt ground which is covered in tiny bugs

How a UN-led fight against locusts took a toxic toll on Kenyan farmers

Internal United Nations documents show that officials were aware of widespread environmental and public health problems that resulted from its distribution of pesticides.

Kang-Chun Cheng International August 23, 2023

The Peace Palace in The Hague, the Netherlands

The world’s biggest climate case begins in The Hague

An international court will decide what nations owe to future generations.

Anita Hofschneider Global Indigenous Affairs Desk December 1, 2024

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What Trump’s escalating trade wars mean for your grocery bill

Climate change and bird flu are already driving up food prices. Trump's tariffs are about to make it worse.

Ayurella Horn-Muller Food and Agriculture March 13, 2025

A malaria-like disease spread by ticks is moving into Delaware, Maryland, and Virginia

The tick that causes Lyme can also spread babesiosis — and researchers fear doctors in the mid-Atlantic don't know about it.

Zoya Teirstein Health May 7, 2025

A double rainbow is seen from the Noatak River in Gates of the Arctic National Park, Alaska.

Republicans are using an arcane oversight rule to permanently dismantle federal land protections

Republican lawmakers want to use the Congressional Review Act to permanently erase federal land use plans in Alaska — and beyond.

Lois Parshley Politics September 15, 2025

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America’s data center backlash is bipartisan — can it stay that way?

As opposition mounts, some experts wonder how long AI infrastructure can steer clear of the partisanship that defines U.S. politics.

Zoya Teirstein & Kate Yoder Politics June 22, 2026

Two people participating in a rally for the Environmental Protection Agency.

30 years of environmental justice, dismantled in 100 days

Under the Trump administration, policies to protect the communities most affected by pollution are "illegal."

Juanpablo Ramirez-Franco Equity May 2, 2025

A person in protective beekeeping gear including a face mask and full-body covering holds a wooden box with bees in it near a man-made hive as bees fly around

The fight to protect pollinators and people from the ‘pesticides that are everywhere’

Neonics are contaminating ecosystems and communities.

Grist Creative Sponsored by NRDC June 1, 2026

Amy Bowers Cordalis: ‘I got to blow up a dam’

At Grist’s Turning the Tide event at SF Climate Week, attorney and activist Amy Bowers Cordalis shared her story of three pivotal moments that brought the salmon back to Klamath.

Grist staff Grist Events May 14, 2026

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